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$40,000.00 CASH or 50/50 CATCH PARTNERSHIPIF PARTNERSHIP, ALL MAINTENANCE, REPAIR, FUEL COSTS ON YOU+$10,000.00 PARTNERSHIP WIRE TRANSFER FEE.We have a shrimp trawler, the JEAN MARIE, in Sierra Leone. She was purchased in Carabelle, FL., completely refurbed and refitted at Anclote Marine, FL., USA in 2007. She was one of toughest, most productive shrimp trawlers until until we brought her Sierra Leone and put her in the hand of local "fisherman?". More than $145,000 was invested in the Jean Marie before she steamed across the heavy Atlantic seas to Sierra Leone. She was again refit to nonsensical Sierra Leone standards. Large foreign fishing companies are working the seas hard and around the clock, profitably exploiting the seas of known species and exploring and harvesting the seas of high value, unexplored rich bounty, while the locals sleep. Drive through Freetown at 7AM. No activity. The Jean Marie is still running, fully instrumented but run down by our "crews". She is for sale "AS IS AND WHERE IS". A solid fishing boat that needs some TLC. You must submit a bonafide offer with a refundable wire transfer deposit. After five years, we are liquidating our assets in Sierra Leone. If you are interested are tough skined and are determined make money and play the local games, then you must:
She needs a motivated owner who can find a "competent" crew to work the seas of the bountiful and huge and untouched high value fishery products. Here are the specifications for the M./V Jean Marie: If you are interested contact the only two persons with the legal authority of act on behalf of First Catch Seafood US or Sierra Leone: Bill Spinali: bill@seafoodhaccp.com or Mike Dunn: mike@firstcatchseafood.com
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